Cristiano Ronaldo Makes Groundbreaking Move to Saudi Arabian Club  

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Cristiano Ronaldo has joined Saudi Arabian club Al Nassr in a groundbreaking deal for Middle Eastern soccer.

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The Portuguese star, a five-time Ballon d'Or winner, could earn up to $200 million a year from the contract.

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The move has sparked debate about Saudi Arabia's use of "sportswashing" to improve its international image.

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The country owns Premier League team Newcastle and is considering a bid to host the 2030 World Cup.

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Ronaldo was a free agent after leaving Manchester United following a TV interview criticizing the club's management.

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He had a disappointing World Cup, being benched in the knockout rounds and leading Portugal to a quarterfinal loss to Morocco.

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Ronaldo's transfer to Saudi Arabia marks the end of his career in top European soccer.

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The Saudi Arabian league has few other notable stars and is not widely watched internationally.  

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